your callback function must be like this: function cienna_show_slider_callback() { global $post, $product, $woocommerce; // just in case if your template file need this ob_start(); ?> <?php woocommerce_get_template( ‘archive-product.php’); ?> <?php $output = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); echo $output; die(); }
Creating and including a template for your custom post type archive is easy, you just need to create a archive-{$post_type}.php template, WordPress will automatically use that template whenever you visit that particular post type’s archive page. Just remember to set the has_archive parameter when registering your post type. As for the taxonomy archive page, you … Read more
You could filter the include paths returned by get_included_files by removing any files from the list that are not in your theme (and/or child theme) directory: function get_theme_includes() { $includedfiles = get_included_files(); // normalize theme paths for matching $styledir = str_replace(“\\”,”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”,get_stylesheet_directory()); $templatedir = str_replace(“\\”,”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”,get_template_directory()); $i = 0; // loop included files foreach ($includedfiles as $includedfile) … Read more
Make sure you are using the correct template file: First, you need to make sure index.php is being used as the template. You may install What The File Plugin, which will show what template file is being used at the top bar when you’re logged in. Set the proper condition for portfolio: Once you are … Read more
The get_template_part() function doesn’t assume any directory name, you have to explicitly supply it. It’s also relative to the active theme directory. So in many of your examples it was looking for the template in the root of your active theme. The correct format would be: get_template_part( ‘template-parts/test-one’ ); If you wanted to, you could … Read more
There’s no such filter, so what you’re doing is about the best you can do. However, you can optimise a bit by creating functions that wrap the template functions while applying your filter: add_filter( ‘filter_template_part_args’, function( $args, $slug, $name = null ) { $args = wp_parse_args( $args, [ ‘id’ => esc_attr( basename( $slug ) ), … Read more
You are missing a comma in the arguments for get_template_part. Instead of <?php get_template_part( ‘news’ ‘video’ ); ?> it should be <?php get_template_part( ‘news’,’video’ ); ?>
Try globalizing $post inside of event-item.php. Also: be sure to call wp_reset_postdata() after you close your $loop while loop. e.g.: <!– event-item.php –> <?php // globalize $post global $post; ?> <div id=”event-<?php the_ID(); ?>” <?php post_class(); ?>> <div class=”event-date”><?php echo $event_date; ?></div> <div class=”event_time”><?php echo $event_time; ?></div> <div class=”event-speaker”><?php echo $event_speaker; ?></div> <div class=”event-title”><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/49285/<?php … Read more
You can define a global variable in your theme functions.php global $mywidgets; $mywidgets = false; in your template part add global $mywidgets; $mywidgets = true; and in your functions you can check if its set to true: function my_function(){ global $mywidgets; $mywidgets = true; if ($mywidgets){ // YES Your template part is loaded }else{ // … Read more
get_template_part() is including a template file from the active theme directory. For example: get_template_part(‘content’) will include the template content.php from the theme folder. When having two parameters, it will search for a template named firstParameter-secondParameter.php. So: get_template_part( ‘content’, get_post_format() ); will include the content-{$post_format}.php file. get_post_format() returns one of this defined formats: aside chat gallery … Read more